Cage art

A heart is like a bird in a cage. It stays there, fluttering around. Until it cannot flutter no more. And soon dies. Then the cage us empty. Until a new bird comes. But sometimes the cage is forever empty and alone. ~ awkwardest smile ❤

Drawings that lend themselves to very many interpretations through symbolism. Artist and illustrator Dejvid Knezevic has a wonderful way of describing his work: "Stories in illustrations. Illustrations in dots." Concise and straight to the point with a minimalist elegance about the words. I have given these drawings some titles; they are so expressive and hold so much meaning, when you delve into them a little deeper. The style used to draw these pieces is called stippling. For the people…

Wire sculpture/ drawings by Polish born Australian artist Barbara Licha. These figures are very much trapped and caged, but I love the spaces they create and inhabit, they seem to be dancing their frustrations out before us.

Set of different cages, hand-drawn

This editorial piece was created for an article in This Magazine.